Cicim or Jijim or Jajim: Kilims woven in narrow strips that are sewn together.
Most Kilims are slit woven. Larger antique Kilims were woven in two to three separate sections on small nomadic horizontal floor looms in three feet wide long strips, then carefully sewn together matching the patterns edges to create an ultimately wider rug. These pieces are still being produced in very limited quantities by nomadic tribes for their personal use and are commonly known as cicims.
Vegetable dyed very fine wool used for floor covering or bed cover or used as dining ground area.
Antique Turkish Kilim, circa 1860 or earlier
It has geometric pattern both in the field and the border.
This Kilim made of two sections.
One of oldest that I have seen according the colors.
Fine 4'10" x 9'2"Tribal Antique Caucasian Shirvan Kilim Rug, Circa 1900's – This gorgeous Shirvan carpet is perfect for traditional or contemporary decor. Its geometric pattern is a perfect complement for many modern interior designs. This rug has a tribal feel that is perfect for a Boho chic or eclectic room. It is a bit more on the casual side and will add color and texture to any space.
Vintage Persian Azerbaijan Kilim Rug, 4'11" x 11'. Introducing a masterpiece of textile artistry, this handwoven wool Persian Azerbaijan kilim rug hails from the rich heritage of northwestern Iran. Immerse your space in a bold Southwestern style with a touch of boho chic, as this flatweave rug unfolds its story on a distressed navy blue backdrop. Step into the enchanting realm of bohemian style with captivating vibrant colors that breathe life into every thread.
Adorned with tribal motifs and ambiguous symbols, this woven wonder exudes a rugged beauty that transcends time.
Vintage Handmade Swedish/Scandinavian Flat-Weave Carpet, 20th Century, 4'5" x 6'8"
Appealing and memorable flat-woven designs of the mid-20th century. This rug is in excellent condition and good quality and professionally cleaned,
Handwoven wool. Different shades of light color yellow and grey are the dominant colors accompanied by and golden colored geometric pattern.
At first the Scandinavian rugs designs were woven in solid colors, featuring black, gray, white and yellow but as time passed geometric shapes and floral designs were introduced.
A “Swedish rug” typically refers to a type of woven or knotted textile floor covering that originates from Sweden. These rugs are often handwoven and can be made from various materials, including wool, cotton, or a combination of fibers. Swedish rugs are known for their high quality, intricate designs, and craftsmanship.
Traditional Swedish rugs often feature geometric patterns, floral motifs, and a mix of vibrant colors. The design aesthetic of these rugs may vary depending on the region and the historical period in which they were produced.
20th century Swedish flat-weave carpet.
Appealing and memorable flat-woven designs of the mid-20th century.
Handwoven wool. Different shades of light color yellow and grey are the dominant colors accompanied by and golden colored geometric pattern.
20th century Swedish flat-weave carpet, initialed "RC" Rakel Callander.
An incredibly talented Swedish rug weaver and designer, Rakel (Rachel) Callander is responsible for creating some of the most appealing and memorable flatwoven röakan designs of the mid-twentieth century.
Handwoven wool. Different shades of light brown, yellow and grey are the dominant colors accompanied by and golden colored geometric pattern.
Works with modern or antique decor.
